“Bronx. Four Seasons” is a series of faceted glass compositions illustrating the four seasons with views of the Bronx from the Prospect Avenue station. The works by artist Marina Tsersarskaya feature the intricate and delicate design of the historic railings found in the station and depict an urban landscape of buildings, trees, and flowers, filtering the bright sunlight through the windows to create a transformed station environment that combines the city and nature into a single artistic vision.

Marina Tsesarskaya is a Ukranian-born artist who lives and works in New York City. She earned a BFA at the College of Fine Arts and Industrial Design in Kiev, Ukraine and an MFA from the Kiev Academy of Fine Arts. Her work explores universal themes through personal experiences, presenting places without names and experiences which bypass the senses, often integrating European imagery with Asian iconography. Her work has been exhibited internationally in the United States, Canada, Russia, and her native Ukraine, Manhattan Graphic Center, The Print Center, Philadelphia, and Moscow Contemporary Art Museum. Her work is included in collections of the Tate Museum, The New York Public Library, The Brooklyn Museum of Art, and The Walker Art Center.